Maybe talk with a local bank or credit union and see if they'll be interested in a portfolio deal.  

It sounds like you’re dealing with a speciality product, but localBanks or credit unions tend to keep their loans on their books and may be willing to get more creative.

And like others mentioned, take the time to get a quote from credit unions.

Credit unions perhaps.

The smaller banks/credit unions in Fort Worth do not seem to be willing to refinance investment properties - Colonial said that they would, but they want me to have less than 4 investment mortgages and I've got 5... 

I found out that Quicken Loans was having a "cyber monday deal" that offered identical interest and terms as the credit union deal I was working on, but offered closing costs that were about $2k lower.  

Typically big banks and credit unions are captive to a single PMI provider, mortgage brokerages and banks can shop it among mortgage insurance providers.

Hi All:I am looking to invest in multifamily rentals in Hudson County, NJ, specifically Union City, Jersey City, North Bergen, West New York, etc. 

And although it’s not necessary, it is a nice touch to bring your business to a credit union or lender whose funds stay in the local economy.  

I am in search of others who have interest or who currently invest in the Susquehanna River Valley of central Pennsylvania. Property prices are low and rental rates ok. I have some doubt about the job market in the ar...